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Importanr.

When YOU visit or cave New YORK City, saws
baggage expressage and So carriage Hire, and stop
Rtthe Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
tfalDepot
COO elegant rooms, fitted up at o cost Of ol9
million dollars, 81 and upwards per
Gay. European Plan. Elevator. Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages AMI
elevated railroad TO all depotS. Families can i've
better for less money at the Grand Union HOte
than at any other nrst-class hote! In the eisS.
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CRACKERs.-Rub four ounces of
butter In one quart of flour, make it
into a paste with rich milk, knead it
well and roll as thin as paper; cut them
out by a small saucer and bake quickly
to look white when done.
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What a thrill of terror passes over us
when we read the record of some fearful de-
vastation by fire, and yet it is a fact that
thousands are daily being consumed by the
inward fire of fever, caused by consump-
ton of the lungs, which could be subdued
by DR.. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery. a"
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II is suggested by DR.. Wood that ia
liberated conditions of the bowels or
stomach pepsin may enter the b.o0d
and cause septic@mia. DR.. CheneIy
reports a case which he thinks confirms
this view.
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Small things make base men proud.

Catarrh is a very prevalent and exceedingly dis
agreeable disease; liable, If neglected, to develop
into serious consumption. Hoods Salsaparilla,
acting through the Dlool, reaches every part OF
the system, enecting a radical and permanent
cure of catarrh. 100 doses 81.
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SHE-"And de you love me, G~eorgep"
He "a medical student)-''Yes, from
my sixth left rib"
S~he-"Sir2"
Hell mean, my dear, from the bot
tom of my heart"
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BOY" he said as he halted beside q
boot-black who was eating a big turnip,
''I'm afraid that's bad for you.'
"Yes-yum-but you'd better put
out all " T sympathy on the turnip,"
was the by, a he bit of another
dnarterl ion.
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The Frazer Axis Grease received medals
at the Centennial, North Carolina State
Fair. Paris Exposition, American Institute,
New York, ard others.
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world. Every species OF veoctable.
fruit, and cereal will grow to perfec-
tion In its soft Italian climate oysters
In countless m'lhons-the best in tie
worid-rest In thousands OF exhaust
less oyster beds timber easily access
lole and Aunleient Ia quantity 70 fur.
carrying capacity OF a nations feet /.
q climate that both sointer aud sam
nLsT, is the absolute perfection Of
earthly delight FREQ from malaria.
high, dry land, and beautifully 10.
Gated. Tn Sc are az ong other good
reasons Why 81. Andrews Bay Is the
most Desirable 10 alton for q Florida
home than the state can orer. and
WHY this company has confidence IN
the wisdom Of i1 present business
policy.
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BEEF CAKEs.-MInce one pound of
steak and add to it three chopped
onions, pepper and salt and two beaten
eggs. Form into small cakes, roll n
cracker crumbs and fry in hot lard,
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HUMOROUS.

WHEN Ignorance is Goodness
Strict Parson -"Ah, MI. Crotchet, ]
am glad to see you have followed my
instructions relative to never playing
secular music In my church."
MIR. Crochet NEW organist)-"I
have come, sir. to tender my resigna-
ton; my conscience will not allow me
to become a ~purveyor OF stolen goods"
"Ehl My gracious, what do you
mean?"
"J mean that the new tunes which
you insist that I shall play are stolen"
"Stolenl Myl myl 1t can't be. What
are they stolen from3''
t'From o~peras.n
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A secret is your slave so long as it is
kept, but you are its slave the moment
it is told.
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One Hop Plaster will do the work of a
dozen bottles of dirty liniment or salye,
Kills pain.
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Fight hard against a hasty temper.
Anger will come. but resist it stoutly.
A spark may set a house on fire.
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John Cord, Hanna. Ind
@. p. For. Mt. Carmel, Pa
SsrSnS Gloucester, Mass
Geo. W. Davis,
Jas n; Mcmillan. Trana Sta.
18th Ward, Pittsburgh, Pa
". 3 Davis. Highland Park. III
kobt @ Morrison, Anch'ge, Iy
N Kennedy WabashA. Milan
A. b Davis. Eureka Sp,Ra. Ak
Jas. kAsan. schuyler, Heb
~. Paul, Mtnn.
Moses HiIler. cor. Label and
Starkey Streets
dsa. kt9IsA n LAabsl Eikssl
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II you have Cutting, S~calding, or Singing sen :
sations in the parts when voldlng u~rine-Swdmp-
Root viii quickly relieve and cure.
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DISAPPOINTED PATRoN-"See here,
sir, 1 thought you said your want adj
vertisemeRts always brought in an
swers
Business Manager-'Neyer knew
them to fail"
"Well. l advertised for three days
and did not get the ghost OF a reply"
impossible. There must be come
mistake about the address. What did
you advertise fcr?"
ga lost UMBRELLA
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Failure, after long perseverance, is
much grander than never having made
an effort to succeed in business.
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Inhammatory Rheumatism Cured.

ROME, N. Y.
GENTLE3EN:-I willingly give the fol
lowing testimonial: / have used DIR. Par
dee's Rheumatic Remedy and l al truth
fully say it is the best medicine that have
ever taken. l tried doctors and many
preparations, but they did me no good.
This is the remedy that has cured me Of
intlammatory rheumatism. | would like
TO tell those who are troubled with it, that
this is the surest and cheapest cure for
them to buy. Yours respectfully,
BENZ. j. BASENFELDER.
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1t is an interesting fact that the
wages Of sin have not been cut down
to any %perceptible extent.
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The young man with a slender salary
should choose for his bride a young
woman of small waste.
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OF what a sharp paint Apply a Hop
Porous Plaster and experience relief and
cure. % cts.
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Nothlngllke Cams Kidney Cure for DropsL
Gravel, Brlght's, Heart, Urinary or Liver Diseases,
Nervousness, &c. Cure guaranteed. ONCE, sat
Arch 81, Phila. 81 a bottle, 6 for $500, Druggists
Try IL
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FITS: Al Fits stopped free. Treatise and 81 trial
bottle OF Dr. Hines Great Nerve Restorer, free u
lHcaseS sendto Dr. Kline ,93i Arch St, Phila, Pa
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Soldiers and widows Mexican wa can
get pensions now. New law. Write at once.
Flenner & Co., Att'ys, Washington, D. c.
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When the forenoons of life are wasted
there is not much hope of a peaceful
and fruitful evening.
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If the way to heaven be narrow, it is
not long; and If the gate be straight il
opens into endless life.
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1t is as easy to draw back a stone
thrown with force from the hand, as to
recall a word once spoken,
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1t is a bachelor who always knows
how a child should be brought up, but
lie forgets the way after marriage.
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Thought once awakened does not
again slumber.
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1t requires a good deal more philoso-
ply to part with things as they go than
to take things as they come.
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Bronchitis is cured by frequent small
doses OF Piso's Cure for Consumption.
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ROYAL GLUE mends anythingl Broken Chi
IA, Glass, Wood. Free Walls at Drugs & Gro.
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A r,ibute 10 American uen1us,

The lazy fellow who emigrates to es-
ape hard times carries his hard times
with him.
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Frazer Axle Grease,

With the generality of men policy is
much more powerful than principle.
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Ynm CANT Eeah This

He that hath no bride on his tongue
hath no grace in his heart.
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We have Just issued a large sheet OF detailed
House p ans. Illustrating nine different styles OF
houses. costing ffom sSOOto $3.50 each. which tins
Z nipany is prepared TO build for It's patrons az 81
Andrews Bay. In order to defray a. least a por-
ton OF the very large cost OF advertising getting
up these designs, aud executing a legal Warranty
Deed for each applicant, we will charge Se- for mail
lrg this sheet OF House Plans 10 applicants The
7 ans are worth IS TO any one who viii ever desire
70 build a house. They are all new and gotten up
expressly for us. II you select from the House
rams aGy one that cuts you, We VIII bui a ihI
rouse on your property, and give You me- tedfa
time to poYJor he house, charging you 8 per cent, IN
forest on the cost OF the house, II you do not care
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Terrible Fro.

Women in mischief are wiser than
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gznzkHA an ,arss have been paid o hess lands up 10 March, 1857
n ~ " Il " "a fE Conpsny wnIpay them again at that date to pecen-
v FaNk0 Der ISL both on rs own lands and ta0se disposed Oh under
Great FREQ Offer.
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Kansas CITY. No,

hnnsRs titys m o.
J. A. sullivan, Met. Hotel
l. H. MaeKnsick. IA Oak 81
JoS kield, Gent D-nvery
Abram Mann. 1i6 Penn Sc
Wu. N. Allen, 7t4 Cak Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Z Mc9rory. ST., 24ls N. 81 s.
Wm II. Bower, I'd q Erle Ave
Jas. Brown. nj SAMSON ST
J. r. HAinea 1880 Marshall ST
A. B. ship.ey SOS Commerce 81
Trey, N. Y.
Goo. r CoilInA. 10 Fiftb 81
y y Fsndrick, 1871 Flr4tst
MI ChAiteytchM IaiEa&
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A luxury is something you don't
want until you see somebody else In
possession Of 1t.
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We win buy any properly disposed OF under this
Great Free Land OFFER that Is substantially i'm
moved during the next two years, and pay at the
cost Of the building improvements added. By haf
afOl uSr acre.
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PmnyiMe Blood

We do not claim that Hoods sarsapariia is the
only medicine deserving public confidence, but
we believe that to purify the blood, to restore and
~renovate tho whole system, IL IS absolutely
unequallcd. The influence Of the blood upon
the health cannot be over-ostinated. II It be-
comes contaminated, tho train Of consequences
by which the health Is undermined IS lmmeasur-
able. Loss OF Appetite, Low splrits, Headache,
Dyspepsia. Debility, Nervousness and other
"littie 90 ailments" are the premonitions Of
more serious and often fatal results. Try
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So. Made
only by C.. I. HOOD s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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a.; and twenty-five for s.. No more than twenty nve
are desired from any one person acting as agent for
others Deeds VIII be made as the Club Agent directs
when he returns the Free Land Warrants.
YOU WILL BE A TRAITOR 20 your own
interests and 70 those dependent on you II you fail
10 avail yourself OF this Great Free Land Offer.
Secure IL Tor your children.
The st. Andrews Bay Railroad ami Land Company
numbers among its Officers and stockholders some of
the most responsible and energetic men of Florida,
Ohio, and New York. who are enlisted heart hand,
and pocketbook in this great enterprise. We do
business through the Second National of Cincinnati,
and refer to two thousand prosperous settlers at 81.
Andrews And now we await your pleasure.
Address either our Northern Omee at Cincinnati.
or our Ia, tern ONCE at New York, where all de, DIS
are issued, as follows;
The 81. Andrews Bay R. R. and Land Co.,
fGIfiNGISS%aeTiHi,S 81 }SGR'WfS26pfRskk, Roy \: Y.
Remit by postal-note. registered letter, or hank
draft. Do not send stamps when Il can be avoided,
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Love understands love; it needs no
talk.
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Never scald your lips in other peoples
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Mevicap WAR, Soldiers and Widows can nov
HAOAASOA draw pensions New Law. FLENNER a
| Co, enston Attorneys. all MArs. Mashington. ID. @
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nnEIIaA Habit Cured. Treatment sent on trial.
Ut ~ WI HUMANE REMEDY CO.. LaFay lite, Ind.
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mamma on James River, Va in CIaremont
p q X MN Colony. Illustrated Circular Free
i 2ktl&b J.F.SEANCHA, Claremont, va.
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Every Word OF this Advertise HB
ment is important. Don't miss
it. PROFIT By 1T. 1t is for . SO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-20
In His Honor.

A pleasant dance was given last night
by a number Of young men and their
lady friends at the Gonzales homestead,
on South Flores street, in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. Garcia, Of Monterey. A fine
band was In attendance, and the party
assembled enjoyed themselves fully
until quite late. Among those present
were MIR. and Mrs. Garcia, OF Monterey;
Mrs. Chavez, Misses Chavez, Ximines,
Barrerra, Delfina. Garcia, Edmondson,
Zorkowsky, Cardenas, Leal, Garcias,
Martinez, Nordhaus, Vilianueva, and
Messrs. Sanchez, Cardenas, Truax,
Truehcart, Chavez, Barrerra, Gonzales,
DR.. Ornealas. ..
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

SOUTHERN Hotel. 70 o Fuller, Southern Pa
cific railway; X II Hall, wac), Texas; viii
Cardwell, BeXar county; ID l. Rees, NJ II Bor
decker, Columbus; X Murcheson, San An
gelO, Texas; L Neighbours, Preside; @
Ross, New York City; J X Pinchard, Bexal
county: A p Howard, II X Ross, Schulenberg
Miss Ella Westcrlett -Ganney City, @; w G
Starr, Houston; J + Harris, Texas; w Driskil
ID L; John Herman, Waco Texas; Eugene G
Huner, Houston; John Horton, Austin, Texas
J X Holland, Brady City; w l. Holnesley, Fort
stockton; l. Harris, san Angelo; James {
Clauk and wife, Lockhart; J Cooper Fort
Worth; n Il Hyde, st Louis, Mo; w g Ruch
mold, Chicago, Ills; Thomas NJ Paschal, Cas-.
troyille.
MENGER HoTEL.-David Fable, New Or
leans; A IL Davidson, CuerO; Mrs L B At
wood, child and nurse, d Baer, l. Welton
Mrs ID B Lindsey and maid, Master Aubrey
Lindsey, st Louis; Mrs Geo Clark and maid
Waco; Mrs X Lane, Eagle Pass; George S
OBrien, jr, and w Cobb, New York; Jas W
Swaync, Fort Worth; Wiesenfield, Chicago;
G Lubrecht. New Braunfels; DIR and Mrs X
Steiner, Austin; X DOlmau. New York; b w
Walker, Mo Pa X; NJ Collins, Lytle Sta
ton
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-20
Our Seventh Volume.

With this issue OF the LIGHT it enters
upon its seventh volume. 1t congratu-
lates itself and San Antonio upon the
changes that these six years have wit
messed In the growth and development
of the city, and looks confidently for
ward to the years to come as holding in
store greater changes still, larger mu-
nicipal progress, views more In keeping
with the metropolitan position of our
beautiful city, new and more important
Industrial enterprises, greater regard for
the oity's health and identifying, more
public spirit in developing our resources
and publishing our advantages abroad.
In all this work the LIGHT, in the future
AZ in the past, will be found ready TO as
sist in everything that gives character TO
our municipality and prestige to our To-
cation, as the very hub OF all health sec
tions OF America. The great changes
wrought In these six years are but ear
nests OF the greater changes yet to
come. The LIGHT, keeping pace with
the growth of the city, has enlarged
again and again until today 1t is the
queen OF all evening dailies in Texas.
Its weekly issue leads all others for the
fullness and variety OF its news columns,
and 1t enters upon this new year full OF
hope and promise believing that its flu
ture will be as it's past and more album
dainty. The patrons Of the LIGHT have
stuck by it as friend that Is closer than
brother, and the LIGHT has always
been duly appreciatiye Of this fact. This
appreciation may be farther shown be-
fore the close Of this publication year In
changes that cannot but be gratifying
alike to its prOprietOrs and its patrons.
Always ready to be forgiven for its mis-
takes, and feeling a deep personal inter-
est in all that mskes for the welfare Of
San Antonio, the LIGHT strikes out for
another year Of good work, ready for the
battle and willing to give and take in
the sharp interchanges Of journalism.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-20
sTRAwS SHOW THE WAY THAT THE
WIND BLOWS.

The rnmor. that two beer saloons were
recently started expressly to qualify the
proprietors for the Office OF aldermen,
turns out 10 be unfounded. They are
not angling for municipal honors.
The scarcity OF stock water now af-
flicting the country should induce stock
men and farmers to bore artesian wells
TO supply their tanks with water. De-
lay Will only subject them to heavy
losses. With abundance OF artesian
wells West Texas would blossom like n
garden.
Calls on men to run for Office gene
rally get them into scrape. Yet these
calls tickle vanity and feed pride. The
callers don't always vote for the man
they dragged ont.
The school teacher should be assisted
by The parents of the pupils. Children
should he trained ut home In the art of
good behavior ami the rules of morality.
Ross now holds the helm of the ship
OF state" and Is the fountain of honors.
The single woman that receives with
out rebuke n letter breathing love from
a man whom she knows to be married,
resembles moth fluttering around a
candle and invites her own ruin.
Inc WOmhn tnAt knowingly marrles q
drunkard Is out OF her right senses.
Marriage never reforms drunksrds,
though women imagine IL will have that
effect when their lovers tell them So.
"BlOated promise and lank performance"
tells the tale.
Facility of obtaining divorce degrades
marriage into concubinage, since IL Is
annulled so soon MS the parties tire
oft.
Boys and girls, boyhood and girlhood,
have gone out Of fashion. Men and
women are now born, they do not
grow into manhood and womanhood, as
in former days. II this be the outcome
of civilization, there must be screw
loose about our undetermined civilian
tiOn that needs to be frightened.
Bachelordom possesses many advan-
tages these days. 1t Is quiet and peace
full, even II buttons will Insist on coming
of at the wrong time.
Where woman knows beforehand
she will have to support man with a
good appetite, che 10 crazy II she mar
ries such a.maD. Better live and die an
old maid than to shoulder such load OF
dead weight. A man In health that suf-
fers his wife to support him Is undeserv-
ing of the love Of true woman and de-
serves to be pelted daily at short range
with Overripe hen fruit. SCAT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-20
ROBINSON OF BEXAR
Proposes to Make Good Amendment to
the Libel Laws of Texas

the Libel Laws of Texas.
Representative d. e. Robinson, Of San
Antonio, known In the Legislature as
"Robinson Of Bexar," Is making a favor.
able Impression In the house OF wis
DOM" He has draughted bill TO
amend the libel law and the following
are the proposed amendments indicate ed
In his rough draughI:
Bill TO amend the law of criminal libel
by repeating sections 625, GIG, 627, CPS
and 500 Of the penal code, title IL, and
inserting 629 as follows: In all criminal
prosecutions for libel the truth OF the
matt r complained OF shall be submitted
Of evidence, but shall constitute no de-
Tense, except when 1t shall appear from
the evidence that the publication was
made solely for the public good, and
without any malicious intent.
Section 629b: Editors, proprietors and
managers OF newspapers and books shall
be presumptively responsible for any de-
famatorv matter contained therein, but
may prove that the publication was
without authority, or that the publica-
ton was disavowed by such editor or
proprietor as soon as discovered by such
editor or proprietor, or In a reasonable
time thereafter.
And he proposes also to amend the
civil process in such way as to provide
that: 'ln all civil actions for libel
the truth Of the matter complained of
shall constitute complete defense"
These amendments are good, wise and
just, except that person sued under The
criminal law should enjoy the same
privilege as those that have civil pro-
cess against them. In other words the
truth OF the alleged libelious matter
should in both eases be good defense
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-20
A FALLEN LEAF.
For the san Antonio LIGHT:

A quiv'ring, shiv'ring frame of one
Whose pallid face was bare and thin,
Fell stricken meath the glowing sun
Contrasting with this world Of sin.
Around him passed the sad and gay,
The high and lowly, suaSe and proud,
And yet distressed the human lay
UnnOticed by the passing crowd.
Unconscious Of times hurried flight,
And trampled on by passers-by,
He dreams perhaps of visions bright
When trouble closed no friendly eye.
There's something in this world of ours,
Where natures touch makes all akin,
That straightens up cen fallen flowers,
For soon a peeler "tOok him in"
SAN PEDRO,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-20
They Were There.

Among San Antonio visitors to Aus
tin at the governors inaugural ball at
Austin on Tuesday were Captain X. B.
Green, Lieuts. Richardson and Howard,
Sergeant Rote, privates NJ. Fues, G.
Yankees, Phil. s. Shook, representing
the Belknap Rifles. Messrs. w. Herff,
c. Florian and j. j. Meyers, represent
ing the San Antonio Rifles. Mrs. w.
Ogden, the Misses Alma and Lillian Og-
den, May Williams. Eva Shook, Hortie
Jones, John j. Stevens. Frank Grice, w.
E. McIlhenny, W. J. Kingsbury, C. w.
Green, Cumming Macedonia, Goodwin,
Mitchell. Hon. V. A. Nelson, Hood, Sam
Cooley, Herman Breusing and H. Scan
field,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-20
What Is to Be Done,

Supervising Architect Bell, Of Wash
ingtOn, In writing the Hon. ID. Savers
in respect to the new federal buildings
to be erected in San Antonio, says:
1.-The sketch plans for the building will
be prepared as soon as the survey (which
has been sent for is received. The
work required to complete the building
will be included in one contract, or at
least 80 much OF 1t as may be necessary
to get the structure ready for the inte-
rior finish. The excavation, howev
and the concrete foundation, can be done
in advance, and it is probable that ad-
vertisements will be inserted In the To-
cal papers for this work within the next
sixty days"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-20
Gen. Bee Ousted,

Gen. II. =. Bee, commissioner OF in
surance, statistics and history, u. der ex-
Governor Ireland. has been ousted TO
make room for the new governors nom
inee, Mr.. l.. l.. Foster. Gen. Bee retIres
from Office with q good record for the
honorable and efficient discharge of his
duties, and the only cause for his re-
mOval lies in the fact that another fell.
low wants his berth and has the influ-
ence to get Ii. These are potent factors
10 politics, and is 1.-THE sword OF Da-
mocles" that always hangs over the
office-holder's head.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-20
Deaths.

Jan. 20-F. Hernandez, aged 60 years,
hemOrrhage Of lungs. No physician.
Jan. 20-L. Cruzela, aged year, ulcer
alton OF bowels. No physician.
Jan. 20-COnGepcion de Gomez, aged
Is years. old age. No physician.
Jan lS-EliZa Young, aged go years,
cancer. DIR. Lowry.
Jan. H-Mrs. Martha Brown, cOlOred,
catsTrh ofstOmach. DIR. Stsrnes.
Jan. H-NarcisO Martinez, aged q
years, consumption. No physician.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-01-20
What He Thought OF It.

Robinson, of Bexar, voiced the senti
ments Of the average Texan when he
10 the legislature yesterday argued "that
there was no excuse for man to steal
horses in Texas. The value of an ami
NAL, whether horse or COW, was not the
question. II there are 700 men in the
peniTentiary for horse stealing, there
were perhaps 100 outside who ought TO
be there for such Offense." The latter
statement WAS the source of considerable
laughter In the house."